Are you seeing the results you want in the federal market? Can your company increase market share and accelerate revenues in 2014? Gap Analysis is a tool to compare a company’s actual performance with its potential performance. If a company does not make the best use of current resources, does not adapt to changing market drivers, limits its knowledge base, or foregoes investment in resources, capital, technology or people, it will prod...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to veteran and service disabled veteran-owned small business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not meet their annual 3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars will help...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to veteran and service disabled veteran-owned small business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not meet their annual 3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars will help...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to veteran and service disabled veteran-owned small business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not meet their annual 3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars will help...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to veteran and service disabled veteran-owned small business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not meet their annual 3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars will help...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to veteran and service disabled veteran-owned small business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not meet their annual 3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars will help...

Sign up for a timely breakfast discussion with expert federal contracting legal and accounting insiders including a successful contractor living through the real challenge of keeping profits secure in the era of bufget cuts and sequestration contracts. Discussions include the uncharted territory of indirect costs affected by budget slowdowns, impact to operations, contract pricing and legal ramifications. This powerful discussion is designed t...

Government Contractor Updated Gap Analysis Class Gap Analysis is a tool that helps a company or organization to compare its actual performance with its potential performance. If a company or organization does not make the best use of current resources, does not adapt to address changing market drivers, or foregoes investment in capital, technology or people, it will produce or perform below its potential. This practical, bottom-line focused mo...

This session will discuss the techniques to manage contract delivery, budget, staffing, risk, and quality while fostering the client relationship; being responsive to needs of project staff; meeting company financial and project goals, creating third party relationships to add value or fill gaps, and understanding differences between risks and threats and how to manage risk and avoid threats. We will review contract types, differences and chal...

The federal sales process is driven by a specific set of factors that exists only in the federal marketplace. Topics covered include: Budget vs. sales cycles Decision makers Contract vehicles Value proposition Market intelligence Transactions vs. large contract sales Fiscal year-end sales processes Capture strategies